ICM's monthly poll for the Guardian (a week late, presumably to avoid the Easter bank holidays which make it tricky to get a decent sample) shows a sharp fall for Labour and an advance for the Liberal Democrats. The topline figures, with changes since ICM's last
A BPIX survey in the Mail on Sunday has the first signs of how Labour's "Dave the Chameleon" PPB went down with the public (for those who missed it the ad is viewable here). A straight out attack ad aimed at David Cameron, there has been
The Sunday Mirror this morning claims to have a poll showing that 45.5% of people in Barking will vote BNP in the local elections - I would treat it with a buckload of salt. It appears that the poll was conducted by the Sunday Mirror itself, rather than by
Leaving aside the headline stories about the BNP's vote, the rest of YouGov's monthly poll for the Telegraph had some interesting questions on sleaze, the Conservative party and the NHS. So far most questions on political sleaze have asked people to compare Labour with the last
At the weekend Margaret Hodge warned that on the doorstep 80% of voters were telling her that they had considered voting for the BNP. This was followed on Monday by the publication of a report by the JRRT, based largely on research from the London elections in 2004, that showed
Following Margaret Hodge's comments on the BNP on Sunday, the BBC has been giving great play to a new report for the Joseph Rowntree Reform Trust warning that almost a quarter of Londoners might vote for the BNP. The figures really needs to be put in some context
Over the weekend the SNP released the figures from a new YouGov poll that showed them neck and neck with Labour amongst those certain to vote in the Scottish Parliament constituency vote. Gaining extra constituency seats wouldn't necessarily allow the SNP to catch Labour in seats - that
A new ICM poll for Channel 4 news has the Conservatives and Labour level on 35%. The full topline figures with changes from the last ICM poll in mid-March are CON 35%(+2), LAB 35%(-2), LDEM 21%(nc). While the 35% level of support is a long way below
The final few questions from Populus's monthly poll were in yesterday's Times and reveal some rather contradictory opinions on the future of the House of Lords. 78% of people agree that it is important to have a strong House of Lords to act as a check
Doctors for Reform, backed by the Reform pressure group, released a new ICM poll earlier this week covering the future of the NHS and suggests a surprising amount of cross party support for alternatives to the NHS. Asked if the NHS "is the finest health service in the world&
Populus's monthly poll for the Times is out and backs up the findings of other polls on a variety of subjects. The topline voting intention figures are CON 34%(-1), LAB 36%(+1), LDEM 21%(+1) following the pattern seen in other recent polls that have shown Conservative
What? An ICM poll for BBC Sport seems to have resulted in some toast dropping on Mike Smithson's Politicalbetting site but it does seem to be true - despite the old rivalry most people in Scotland would actually support England at football. ICM polled people across the whole
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